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states. there is opportunity in health wear. we are living longer. demographics and technology and biotech is enabling so much. there is i have bransy in technology and it is enabling so much across industries, across the world. >> of course debate has raised over the cost of college and whether it is worth it given the skyrocketing prices in debt that faces student when is they finish. for the 20112012 school year, the cost to attend a public four-year school in the state you lived jumped to $8200. the cost for a student who lived out of say the rose to 20, $770 for the same school. the cost of a private school rose 4.5%. all of that does not include the price of room and board. one thing to keep in mind, will the unemployment rate for america sits at 8%, the rate for college graduates is 4.5%. just an observation. before we let you go, let's go do a tough day for the markets. the doj jones down on the session and a tribute to my dear old friend joey ramon. he would have turned 61 years old
states. there is opportunity in health wear. we are living longer. demographics and technology and biotech is enabling so much. there is i have bransy in technology and it is enabling so much across industries, across the world. >> of course debate has raised over the cost of college and whether it is worth it given the skyrocketing prices in debt that faces student when is they finish. for the 20112012 school year, the cost to attend a public four-year school in the state you lived...
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rerise on has a 4.8%. 100% of the revenues are for the united states. no european exposure and would you say that's the right time to do something like that? >> look at the dollar chart and say it's a little late. we had a major move in the dollar chart. we have gone through a period that is turning higher. the loner term trade and a name i liked, tef that i said fantastic. massive amounts of debt and massive amounts of neighborhood exposure in spain. this is a company that is not going out of business. i wouldn't want to be there right now. i think it's way oversold and agree with the thesis that the dollar plays are still safe. this could arguably be if you have a major turn out, this might be a big turn. >> speaking of the dollar, the euro falling to a new two-year low and let's check in on the volatility playbook and the tracks. >> it's double short and the euo is interesting. a pretty significant start. that said it's going through to and through 52-week highs. a move from the upside and everybody is talking about the euro dollar and the fact of ho
rerise on has a 4.8%. 100% of the revenues are for the united states. no european exposure and would you say that's the right time to do something like that? >> look at the dollar chart and say it's a little late. we had a major move in the dollar chart. we have gone through a period that is turning higher. the loner term trade and a name i liked, tef that i said fantastic. massive amounts of debt and massive amounts of neighborhood exposure in spain. this is a company that is not going...
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the united states. he is in trouble. he has got ratings in the 40s. ballot is virtually tied depending on what poll you look at. critical battleground states clearly leaning towards romney or up for grabs. he is not good on defense. on sort of defending what he has done. he has turned out to be incredibly lousy on projecting forward looking vision. and i just think romney is going to be better on offense. it is easier to be he fighting in a lot of different places poking at the president's record as long as he shares his own vision and for romney to get where he needs to go. >> when you were trying to get president bush elected his may 2004 approval rating 49%. president obama's may, 2012, 47%. george w. bush won reelection. that is not that -- >> and if you look at where our ballot position was it is roughly comparable. there was a hidden strength. first of all, remember this thing. the 2004 election was more about what? security. about terrorism. iraq. the world. the place that we found ourselves. >>
the united states. he is in trouble. he has got ratings in the 40s. ballot is virtually tied depending on what poll you look at. critical battleground states clearly leaning towards romney or up for grabs. he is not good on defense. on sort of defending what he has done. he has turned out to be incredibly lousy on projecting forward looking vision. and i just think romney is going to be better on offense. it is easier to be he fighting in a lot of different places poking at the president's...
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do you think upward mobility still exists in the united states? >> sure i do. i think -- i don't see why the success of another steve jobs or another successful entrepreneur has any effect on income mobility. now, it's true that, say, coming out of the second world war we educated our population, education has been distributed more efficiently across our population. so is it to a certain extent income equality going to slow down as you distribute education more effectively? yes, it is. but i don't think that's indicative of a problem in america, i think that's indicative of success. >> but wealth sometimes creates benefits for society and at other times creates more wealth. so you have strong faith that markets reward those that contribute the most. one of the lessons of the financial crisis it seems is that the incentives to make money were in place and the risks were in a different place. can we have faith that markets are going to actually settle out and sort of create truths? or are the markets misplaced? >> i think people misunderstand the financial crisis
do you think upward mobility still exists in the united states? >> sure i do. i think -- i don't see why the success of another steve jobs or another successful entrepreneur has any effect on income mobility. now, it's true that, say, coming out of the second world war we educated our population, education has been distributed more efficiently across our population. so is it to a certain extent income equality going to slow down as you distribute education more effectively? yes, it is....
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states will be a trillion with most of that being replacements. 65% or so. does it matter to you if it's replacement or brand-new? >> we are the largest infrastructure construction company in north america. we do replacement and regular maintenance. we do large new construction projects. a mix is fine with us. we do anticipate times more spending over the 2035 compared to what we have seen in the last years. >> jim, thanks for coming by. >> thank you for having me. >> the ceo of quanta services. >> i love the stock. took a look at it and didn't pull the trigger, but looking at it tomorrow i will be a shareholder. >> interesting. next on fast, we are trading with them more at citigroup. stick around to find out what is behind the curtain. that adds what you are about to watch. stay tuned. teachers get the training... ...and support they need? schools flourish and students blossom. that's why programs like... ...the mickelson exxonmobil teachers academy... ...and astronaut sally ride's science academy are helping our educators improve student success in math a
states will be a trillion with most of that being replacements. 65% or so. does it matter to you if it's replacement or brand-new? >> we are the largest infrastructure construction company in north america. we do replacement and regular maintenance. we do large new construction projects. a mix is fine with us. we do anticipate times more spending over the 2035 compared to what we have seen in the last years. >> jim, thanks for coming by. >> thank you for having me. >>...
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the next guess says the united states is what could do our market an economy. he's got a big warning about friday's jobs number as well. as we head to the break, here's the sea of red based on the s&p 500 components. back after this. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 we're hitting new highs. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 and i'm on top of it all with charles schwab. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 tdd# 1-800-345-2550 i use streetsmart edge and its tools like... tdd# 1-800-345-2550 screener plus - i can custom build my own screens tdd# 1-800-345-2550 or use predefined ones. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 and i can trade wherever i want, tdd# 1-800-345-2550 whenever i want. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 the kicker? tdd# 1-800-345-2550 i pay $8.95 a trade. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 that's a deal in any language. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 open an account tdd# 1-800-345-2550 and trade up to 6 months tdd# 1-800-345-2550 commission-free. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 call 1-866-393-6174. that could adapt to changing road conditions. one that continually monitors and corrects for wheel slip. we imagined a vehicle that can increase emergency braki
the next guess says the united states is what could do our market an economy. he's got a big warning about friday's jobs number as well. as we head to the break, here's the sea of red based on the s&p 500 components. back after this. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 we're hitting new highs. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 and i'm on top of it all with charles schwab. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 tdd# 1-800-345-2550 i use streetsmart edge and its tools like... tdd# 1-800-345-2550 screener plus - i can custom build my own...
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the bottom line, as much as the bears try to link europe with the united states, we are blessed with many resources, lots of great companies, tremendous balance sheets, relative harmony and a system that is governable. we are coming out of bad times. they're going into bad times. and that's all she wrote. it doesn't mean they can't bring us down. they do, and they will. it does mean that we can't be brought down as hard or as long as they are. let's go to norbert in illinois. norbert? >> caller: boo-yah, jim. >> boo-yah, norbert. >> caller: previously you've always said south america was a trade and not an investment. >> yes. >> caller: not much good news out of south america. do you personally feel it's a place we shouldn't go? >> no, you can't. you can't take away the largest oil company and say big deal. let's go to joe in nevada, please. joe? >> caller: boo-yah, jim cramer. how are you doing today? >> ba-ba-boo-yah back at you. >> caller: i don't short stocks very much. but in the case of best buy i did at $26. and i noticed today they were up a little bit on a down day. is there
the bottom line, as much as the bears try to link europe with the united states, we are blessed with many resources, lots of great companies, tremendous balance sheets, relative harmony and a system that is governable. we are coming out of bad times. they're going into bad times. and that's all she wrote. it doesn't mean they can't bring us down. they do, and they will. it does mean that we can't be brought down as hard or as long as they are. let's go to norbert in illinois. norbert? >>...
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states and the average income is $47,000 and the united states median is $52,000. this is the target group that obama is having trouble with. the middle income, noncollege whites and we saw that, again, last night, in kentucky and arkansas, where more than four out of ten democrats voting in the democratic primary chose someone else or uncommitted rather than president obama. >>stuart: any idea why president obama would do this in was he speaking from a script? did he have a teleprompter or just an off the cuff remark that he probably should not have made? >>guest: well, i'm going to bet $100 because why think i will lose it it was an off the cuff remark. that's typical for vice president biden. that is why some people love him. and other people regard him as a gaffe machine. but he doesn't use teleprompters to the degree that most politicians do. >>stuart: will you make the political judgment that joe biden is a plus or a minus for president obama in this campaign >>guest: well, it depends whether they can install one of the seven-second we delay mechanisms you us
states and the average income is $47,000 and the united states median is $52,000. this is the target group that obama is having trouble with. the middle income, noncollege whites and we saw that, again, last night, in kentucky and arkansas, where more than four out of ten democrats voting in the democratic primary chose someone else or uncommitted rather than president obama. >>stuart: any idea why president obama would do this in was he speaking from a script? did he have a teleprompter...
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making a 13 hour flight to the united states and a largely low profile leaving it for a short period and he did spend about 45 minutes in a playground surrounded by children that's ironic when you consider the fact that the chinese dissident served seven years in prison because of his crusade about forced abortion and stabilization. and in the past on crutches, today using a wheelchair, he had an injury to his right leg he is scalping house arrest in mid april. the nyu law professor that helped pave the way for him to come to the united states, say despite his ordeal, he's holding up well. >> his spirit is good and much less tired than yesterday and thinking about what to study here and how he'll do it. and he's, i think, an admirable shape given the fact he hadn't been here 24 hours. >> and i know, although he's doing well, leaves behind in china, a mother, a nephew and they could be retaliated against if he sdiets to speak out against the chinese government. >> in fact, david lee, among his comments, hoping the government would keep the compromises when they were left behind. thank
making a 13 hour flight to the united states and a largely low profile leaving it for a short period and he did spend about 45 minutes in a playground surrounded by children that's ironic when you consider the fact that the chinese dissident served seven years in prison because of his crusade about forced abortion and stabilization. and in the past on crutches, today using a wheelchair, he had an injury to his right leg he is scalping house arrest in mid april. the nyu law professor that helped...
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in the united states we have a get up and go culture. my ability to get my car and drive and visit someone a family member a colleague on the other side of the country is important to me. it's an essential ingredient of freedom. the other thing we're is the regular louisianaer to climate in europe is far west. they have less job growth. >> john: one last point. take us back to that moment when you were home for the weekend and you checked the youtube score? >> it was incredible. we were blown away. when i left was 265 views, by saturday it was few thousand, by sunday it had exploded and we had hundreds of thousands. you are talking to a guy a couple hundred people would watch the video. >> john: thank you ryan. >> next my take on the regulators. do they really want america to fail? >>. >> john: that popular web video we showed parts of suggest that some regulators want america to fail. now, i don't believe that. except, maybe some do, after all the environmental group earth first used to use the slogan back to the pleissene and they beli
in the united states we have a get up and go culture. my ability to get my car and drive and visit someone a family member a colleague on the other side of the country is important to me. it's an essential ingredient of freedom. the other thing we're is the regular louisianaer to climate in europe is far west. they have less job growth. >> john: one last point. take us back to that moment when you were home for the weekend and you checked the youtube score? >> it was incredible. we...
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facebook's 900 million active users, more than 80% of them live outside of the united states. america has the most users. and we tease this, which country has the second most users? it is brazil. they come in second. they have about 47 million users. so what ripple effects does this social ipo have around the globe? let's bring in tim seymour, mr. global himself. host of cnbc's "trading the globe." i think we're all kind of done with facebook, but i am going to ask because it is an interesting question in terms of looking through the global prism of facebook, is there going to be a ripple around the world from this ipo in terms of it's not going to effect some of the social media or online companies in other countries? you know, baidu, run run. >> mark zuckerberg said their mane #main goal is to connect the world. one of the things we've seen especially in the arab spring and the protest in russia and emerging world in general, the ability to galvanize the population and make social change is clearly having an amazing impact. when you think of brazil as a place i don't think h
facebook's 900 million active users, more than 80% of them live outside of the united states. america has the most users. and we tease this, which country has the second most users? it is brazil. they come in second. they have about 47 million users. so what ripple effects does this social ipo have around the globe? let's bring in tim seymour, mr. global himself. host of cnbc's "trading the globe." i think we're all kind of done with facebook, but i am going to ask because it is an...
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at the moment the cleanest dirty shirt is the united states, it's treasuries. it's those 1.75% 10-year treasuries definitely overvalued but in a time of crisis appreciate in value or at least hold their value. >> one year from today, i know you're a betting guy, you're a financier, that's what you do in large part, one year from today, will your country be a member of the eurozone, the european monetary union, will you have a euro or drachma? >> my bet would be that we will have a euro. it's going to be very tough. but i think there is going to be action in three weeks. i think that at this stage an exit of greece from the euro cannot be orderly. it will be very disorderly and very messy, therefore a solution needs to be in place. >> i hope that wasn't a freudian slip earlier. >> what could be a solution here? >> oh, they'd have to be really creative, right? at this point if i were the dictator of the european union, i would say, you know what, the chances of greece paying us back are pretty minimal. so what i would do is say, okay, every single bullet point of
at the moment the cleanest dirty shirt is the united states, it's treasuries. it's those 1.75% 10-year treasuries definitely overvalued but in a time of crisis appreciate in value or at least hold their value. >> one year from today, i know you're a betting guy, you're a financier, that's what you do in large part, one year from today, will your country be a member of the eurozone, the european monetary union, will you have a euro or drachma? >> my bet would be that we will have a...
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thanks for watching. from around the world... ...with the best math scores. ...the united states would be on that list. in 25th place. let's raise academic standards across the nation. let's get back to the head of the class. let's solve this. with the touch of a button ? droid does. does it post it instantly to facebook with sound ? droid does. droid with color for facebook. it's the ultimate status update. get a droid razr maxx by motorola for only $199.99. >> are you on drugs or something. it's raining walking around in a tunnel. >>
thanks for watching. from around the world... ...with the best math scores. ...the united states would be on that list. in 25th place. let's raise academic standards across the nation. let's get back to the head of the class. let's solve this. with the touch of a button ? droid does. does it post it instantly to facebook with sound ? droid does. droid with color for facebook. it's the ultimate status update. get a droid razr maxx by motorola for only $199.99. >> are you on drugs or...
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is unable to come to it because the fiscal deficit in the united states is already very high. and secondly, in terms of the u.s. economy, u.s. economy is now smaller than that of the european union. the second is, the consumer here is not going to be as is resilient as he or she was in december, january, february. i think there's going to be a slow-down. so the u.s. ability to help is also going to be tstrained. >> all of this has created a lack of confidence in terms of equities. the retail investor is upset again after this weekend, the whole facebook ipo fiasco. what kind of impact has that had in terms of confidence? has it made things more skittish? >> i do think that's one of the symptoms we continue to see, weak confidence with the investor. you look at p/es in the trading market, trading at depressed markets. fund flows continue to be negative, they're coming out of the equity market. and then you compare that to bonds. we already have record low yields for treasuries. even overseas with the bund, for example. it continues to weigh on investor confidence. >> what does
is unable to come to it because the fiscal deficit in the united states is already very high. and secondly, in terms of the u.s. economy, u.s. economy is now smaller than that of the european union. the second is, the consumer here is not going to be as is resilient as he or she was in december, january, february. i think there's going to be a slow-down. so the u.s. ability to help is also going to be tstrained. >> all of this has created a lack of confidence in terms of equities. the...
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stay tuned. from around the world...countrs ...with the best math scores. ...the united states would be on that list. in 25th place. let's raise academic standards across the nation. let's get back to the head of the class. let's solve this. hey, it's sandra -- from accounting. peter. i can see that you're busy... but you were gonna help us crunch the numbers for accounts receivable today. i mean i know that this is important. well, both are important. let's be clear. they are but this is important too. [ man ] the receivables. [ male announcer ] michelin knows it's better for xerox to help manage their finance processing. so they can focus on keeping the world moving. with xerox, you're ready for real business. >> comments for dan, she spoke to him about his mission to bring change and a mission is putting it lightly. what's the latest here? >> melissa, i came from the panel where dan lowe from third point demanded that the ceo scott thompson step down and spoke publicly for the first time in a while other than the form of a letter about his thoughts on yahoo. character and integrit
stay tuned. from around the world...countrs ...with the best math scores. ...the united states would be on that list. in 25th place. let's raise academic standards across the nation. let's get back to the head of the class. let's solve this. hey, it's sandra -- from accounting. peter. i can see that you're busy... but you were gonna help us crunch the numbers for accounts receivable today. i mean i know that this is important. well, both are important. let's be clear. they are but this is...
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states government. i have paid and will continue to pay any taxes due on everything i earned while a u.s. citizen, but look at the last line, everything i earned while a u.s. citizen. what about anything he earns meaning sales of his shares when he is not a u.s. citizen? that is what is at issue here. >> congress wants to do something about this or some people in congress want to do something about this? >> that's right. today two democratic senators released legislation that they're pushing to try to make sure that taxes are paid and the specifics are that wealthy americans like saverin renouncing citizenship would be required to pay 30% capital gain taxes on u.s. investments and if they didn't pay that they would be barred from the u.s. and couldn't come back into the u.s. listen to the way the senator schumer described it. >> if you renounce your citizenship to avoid paying taxes you can't step foot in america again and any investments you have in america will be taxed in the future at 30%. under cur
states government. i have paid and will continue to pay any taxes due on everything i earned while a u.s. citizen, but look at the last line, everything i earned while a u.s. citizen. what about anything he earns meaning sales of his shares when he is not a u.s. citizen? that is what is at issue here. >> congress wants to do something about this or some people in congress want to do something about this? >> that's right. today two democratic senators released legislation that...
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double-digit gains in the united states. we're seeing a big turn in this country, aren't we? >> yeah, we're definitely seeing a good trend to business. the tone here has continued to be strong. we started the year off very strong in general as the industry. from what i'm seeing in may, my business, we've seen the business accelerate in may. the weather turned warm and the business turned on like a switch. >> some people have been worried because the weather was good in earlier months that some guys pulled business. that's clearly not the case pup did not have people buy a lot in march and april and have nothing left in may? >> we saw a lot of people buy in march and april but continue to buy in may and june. there's the easter calendar shift and that throws everyone into a little confusion. once that settled and we got into the first week of may, business has taken off. >> two times when you've been on you said we're not seeing the big break in kmed tease but the second half has to be terrific year over year. >> we're seeing significant cost reductions but in particular our h
double-digit gains in the united states. we're seeing a big turn in this country, aren't we? >> yeah, we're definitely seeing a good trend to business. the tone here has continued to be strong. we started the year off very strong in general as the industry. from what i'm seeing in may, my business, we've seen the business accelerate in may. the weather turned warm and the business turned on like a switch. >> some people have been worried because the weather was good in earlier...
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these are two companies primarily selling in the united states. 80% of the sales in the united states and they are hurting jcpenney. they are taking shares away from them. they are taking buyers away from them and growing here in the united states. there's an example of a company investable in the united states. >> we'll leave it there. gentlemen, thank you so much. we'll check in and check in on this story. general motors announcing it will stop buying advertising on facebook because they satisfy it's ineffective. and now a new poll shows some results that made be red flags to potential facebook investors. we're going to check out the tires ahead of this ipo on friday. and then to jpmorgan, jamie dimon, is he still the guy to lead the company? tweet us your thoughts @cnbcclosingbell. you're watching cnbc, first in business worldwide. you have to dig a little. fidelity's etf market tracker shows you the big picture on how different asset classes are performing, and it lets you go in for a closer look at areas within a class or sector that may be bucking a larger trend. i'm stephen het
these are two companies primarily selling in the united states. 80% of the sales in the united states and they are hurting jcpenney. they are taking shares away from them. they are taking buyers away from them and growing here in the united states. there's an example of a company investable in the united states. >> we'll leave it there. gentlemen, thank you so much. we'll check in and check in on this story. general motors announcing it will stop buying advertising on facebook because...
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the united states is getting away from them. thing are getting expensive, given their moves in the market such as technology and other areas of retail. all of those managers that i spoke with expect to sell off in the market come november if president obama gets re-elected because they believe that the bush tax cuts will not be extended, which would mean a spike in capital gains and dividend taxes. bob pisani, he's on the floor of the nyc. >> we were waiting for the dow to go positive. the russell 2000 and nasdaq was positive, mid-cap index, and some of the other ones. transports were strong throughout the day. earnings are continuing strong. we're getting 7% earnings growth and, secondly, no other places to put money. the u.s. economy, as weak as it is, is still a source of growth, although not sufficient enough. and right now there are not attractive alternatives. >> green mountain is out. the company reporting the eps in the second quarter. as you can see on your screen, 64 cents a share right in line with the estimates. but
the united states is getting away from them. thing are getting expensive, given their moves in the market such as technology and other areas of retail. all of those managers that i spoke with expect to sell off in the market come november if president obama gets re-elected because they believe that the bush tax cuts will not be extended, which would mean a spike in capital gains and dividend taxes. bob pisani, he's on the floor of the nyc. >> we were waiting for the dow to go positive....
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>>shepard: the united states soldier accused of plotting an attack near the ft. hood army post was hours away from finishing his bomb when investigators stopped him. that is the word from the prosecution during opening statements today at his trial. and they say this 22-year-old private first-class planned to commit mass murder at a restaurant where ft. hood troops were men to gather. but defense attorneys say he never built any bomb at all. and the prosecution cannot get around that fact. the suspect wore a surgical mask after he bit his lip and split blood at people. several u.s. marshals sitting near him wore protective glasses and now to the legal experts. randy and arthur, this is, i remember when this happened and one of your own going to take you out, there is no worse feeling. >>arthur: correct. and, i don't know, shepard, biting yourself and bleeding and spitting it out? i am sure that went over real well in jury selection and the other thing, they are saying the bomb wasn't build but all the elements to build the bomb were present. so, yes, the --. >>sh
>>shepard: the united states soldier accused of plotting an attack near the ft. hood army post was hours away from finishing his bomb when investigators stopped him. that is the word from the prosecution during opening statements today at his trial. and they say this 22-year-old private first-class planned to commit mass murder at a restaurant where ft. hood troops were men to gather. but defense attorneys say he never built any bomb at all. and the prosecution cannot get around that...
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states would be on that list. in 25th place. let's raise academic standards across the nation. let's get back to the head of the class. let's solve this. yeah, scott. i was just about to use... that's a bunch of ground-up paper, lad! scotts ez seed absorbs and holds water better. it's guaranteed to grow grass anywhere, even if you miss a day of watering. [ scott ] seed your lawn. seed it! >>> catch up with mad mail. here is one from brian. dear jim i'm relatively new to trading stocks, why the chart of eur usd seems to move in lock step with the chart of the spy? this is the important question of the whole era, they get the etf that measure the strength of the euro versus the dollar. the hur oh is the universal crisis, goes around the world and creates havoc. if we knew that the euro is busting apart, the brilliant hope to make one world in europe is falling apart every man for himself. if you see the euro going down there is no money to bail out any of the count rise and banks you can expect we will have a great
states would be on that list. in 25th place. let's raise academic standards across the nation. let's get back to the head of the class. let's solve this. yeah, scott. i was just about to use... that's a bunch of ground-up paper, lad! scotts ez seed absorbs and holds water better. it's guaranteed to grow grass anywhere, even if you miss a day of watering. [ scott ] seed your lawn. seed it! >>> catch up with mad mail. here is one from brian. dear jim i'm relatively new to trading stocks,...
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the other point i'd like to make is the least regulated countries -- >> i agree. >> the united states, the u.k. and iceland, so let regulation is riskier. >> i love an iceland mention. >> yeah. i'm not going to defend iceland here. when you have so many regulators looking at the banks -- >> we agree there. >> transactions, these kind of things continue. i mean, look, the one thing we have to make sure we don't do is continue to bail out banks when they make bad decisions because i think that's the ultimate safety net and hammock for bad decisions. >> let me put this to you then. what we have here in the introduction. jp morgan is 40% bigger than before the crisis. if it was too big to fail them, we'll have to bail them out then. >> i don't believe that big is necessary bad. the only reason that big is bad when it comes to banks is because the impulse is to bail them out when they get this big. are we going to bail out every fortune 500 company if there's losses? >> what about breaking up the banks? what do you think about that? what do you think about breaking up the big four? what's
the other point i'd like to make is the least regulated countries -- >> i agree. >> the united states, the u.k. and iceland, so let regulation is riskier. >> i love an iceland mention. >> yeah. i'm not going to defend iceland here. when you have so many regulators looking at the banks -- >> we agree there. >> transactions, these kind of things continue. i mean, look, the one thing we have to make sure we don't do is continue to bail out banks when they make...
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states would be on that list. in 25th place. let's raise academic standards across the nation. let's get back to the head of the class. let's solve this. >>> dr. j, final trades, you're up first? >> oil field service player cameron international, cam. they're buying the june calls. >> murphy? >> sticking with the energy theme. lng. it's pulled back about 15%. it's a buy. >> stephen weiss. >> macy's. continue to selloff after their earnings. all they didn't do was raise estimates. i think it's a quality name. >> big week for retailers.
states would be on that list. in 25th place. let's raise academic standards across the nation. let's get back to the head of the class. let's solve this. >>> dr. j, final trades, you're up first? >> oil field service player cameron international, cam. they're buying the june calls. >> murphy? >> sticking with the energy theme. lng. it's pulled back about 15%. it's a buy. >> stephen weiss. >> macy's. continue to selloff after their earnings. all they didn't...
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all over the united states that are looking at this and gaging this and seeing what happens. but the problem is, kind of hogs get slaughtered kind of concept. they got too greedy and the benefits are more than the people who pay their salaries, the taxpayers, people do not want to support that for very long and, now, they are seeing it. if they cannot pay protesters, they cannot pay for buses, they cannot give them the little $20 under the sandwich and lunch box do show up and put on a t-shirt, well, the real support just isn't there. >>eric: will this spill into the presidential race? i think the numbers are 99 percent to 1 percent the unions support in a presidential race, right? >>guest: in dollars and cents-wise it is 97 percent goes to democrats. but what is interesting and this is an argument you get into with the republican candidates union members, around 4 4 -- 40 percet will vote g.o.p. union members mets of them are in unions because they are required to be. so the union leadership is spending the money on democrats but union membership splits around 60/40? >>guest
all over the united states that are looking at this and gaging this and seeing what happens. but the problem is, kind of hogs get slaughtered kind of concept. they got too greedy and the benefits are more than the people who pay their salaries, the taxpayers, people do not want to support that for very long and, now, they are seeing it. if they cannot pay protesters, they cannot pay for buses, they cannot give them the little $20 under the sandwich and lunch box do show up and put on a t-shirt,...
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he didn't even consider himself a citizen of the united states. i think we know he was a citizen. he's rejected that. and i think this tax is very fair. >> regardless, he'll be a very wealthy man either way you cut it. pennsylvania senator bob casey. thanks for your time this morning. >>> keeping an eye on the nasdaq after facebook launched there this morning, roughly about 20 minutes ago. you can see that it's up by five points right now, trading at over $40. it entered the marketplace at $38. >>> the other big story we're keeping an eye on this hour, developing news out of north carolina, the corruption trial of former presidential candidate john edwards. right now jury deliberations are under way. jurors are weighing nearly four weeks of testimony and the evidence to decide if edwards knowingly violated campaign finance laws by using more than $900,000 from wealthy donors to hide his pregnant mistress during his run for the white house in 2008. if convicted on all six counts, edwards faces a maximum sentence of 30 years in prison. nbc legal analyst joins me now from outside the
he didn't even consider himself a citizen of the united states. i think we know he was a citizen. he's rejected that. and i think this tax is very fair. >> regardless, he'll be a very wealthy man either way you cut it. pennsylvania senator bob casey. thanks for your time this morning. >>> keeping an eye on the nasdaq after facebook launched there this morning, roughly about 20 minutes ago. you can see that it's up by five points right now, trading at over $40. it entered the...
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a lot more pessimistic on europe than the united states. and that's what happened. let's just close it out. >> the european markets are closing now. >> of course, what you often get on friday is a mean reversal. if the spanish and italian stocks as people square over the weekend for fear of an event risk, they will come down. this week that's not happening. one of the major reasons for that is because broadly we haven't actually gone anywhere. you can see that here at the bottom, which is kind of flat for the week overall. i mention the subject of spain, of course, because of where we are with bank here and michelle will be on very shortly to talk about that. the board meeting will be starting about now. you will have seen the reports that they are going to ask the spanish governments potentially for 15 billion euros more and it's a creation of the spanish government. just before i hand you back to carl and to melissa -- i mean to michelle caruso cabrera, we have added gains -- you devil. look at this. i will do it if it kills me. this thre
a lot more pessimistic on europe than the united states. and that's what happened. let's just close it out. >> the european markets are closing now. >> of course, what you often get on friday is a mean reversal. if the spanish and italian stocks as people square over the weekend for fear of an event risk, they will come down. this week that's not happening. one of the major reasons for that is because broadly we haven't actually gone anywhere. you can see that here at the bottom,...
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i've been a superintendent for 30 some years at many different park service units across the united states. the only time i've ever had a break is when i was on maternity leave. i have retired from doing this one thing that i loved. now, i'm going to be able to have the time to explore something different. it's like another chapter. >>> welcome back to the special edition of "mad money" where i teach you to navigate market corrections, the brutal declines in stocks -- that would ordinarily leave the best of us in tears. or scared and heading straight for the dirty linoleum floor, only a brief layover at the liquor store to pick up cheap scotch stands between the ends of the show and that action. that's one way to handle a big market down turn and we've done that. not that lucrative. that's not what we do at "mad money," especially if we're under age. we have looked at how sell-offs have to be anticipated and relied on by good investors, they always happen. they shouldn't shock you. you know you have to circle the wagons around what you like. like i do for my charitable trust and leave the
i've been a superintendent for 30 some years at many different park service units across the united states. the only time i've ever had a break is when i was on maternity leave. i have retired from doing this one thing that i loved. now, i'm going to be able to have the time to explore something different. it's like another chapter. >>> welcome back to the special edition of "mad money" where i teach you to navigate market corrections, the brutal declines in stocks -- that...
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>> no, the united states is not prepared for such an attack. >> it's now clear this cyber threat is one of the most serious economic and national security challenges we face as a nation. >> four months after taking office, president obama made those concerns part of our national defense policy, declaring the country's digital infrastructure a strategic asset, and confirming that cyber warfare had moved beyond theory. >> we know that cyber intruders have probed our electrical grid, and that in other countries cyber attacks have plunged entire cities into darkness. >> president obama didn't say which country had been plunged into darkness, but a half a dozen sources in the military, intelligence, and private security communities have told us the president was referring to brazil. several prominent intelligence sources confirmed that there were a series of cyber attacks in brazil: one north of rio de janeiro in january of 2005 that affected three cities and tens of thousands of people, and another, much larger event beginning on september 26, 2007. that one, in the state of espirito santo,
>> no, the united states is not prepared for such an attack. >> it's now clear this cyber threat is one of the most serious economic and national security challenges we face as a nation. >> four months after taking office, president obama made those concerns part of our national defense policy, declaring the country's digital infrastructure a strategic asset, and confirming that cyber warfare had moved beyond theory. >> we know that cyber intruders have probed our...
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big impact way down the united states economy and, again, in an election year president obama all over it in part for that reason. he had success in pressing the german chancellor merkel to pull back on budget cuts, austerity measures in favor of growth and spending but that could have long-term political problems for the president because you have speaker boehner, the republican, saying as they start budget talks here at home, the president is more about spending than cuts. >> the issue is the debt. people are not clamoring to invest in greece. we do not think dealing with our debt and deficit in a serious way we will not have many options. i'm not going to apologize for leading. the real issue is, will the president lead? >>reporter: the white house response is that the president has been leading but he believes not in europe we need government spending in short-term to create jobs and the economic growth going but in the long term, thoughts of the debt which is a huge, huge problem not just in europe but back home, as well. >>shepard: ed, thank you. protesters organizing in and arou
big impact way down the united states economy and, again, in an election year president obama all over it in part for that reason. he had success in pressing the german chancellor merkel to pull back on budget cuts, austerity measures in favor of growth and spending but that could have long-term political problems for the president because you have speaker boehner, the republican, saying as they start budget talks here at home, the president is more about spending than cuts. >> the issue...
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in europe, a relative lack of news because so much is being centered on the united states. mixed picture with ftse up 29. >> our road map starts with facebook fallout. despite the bid higher in premarket, shares breaking premarket trading below 30 bucks a share. nasdaq ceo saying the exchange is embarrassed over the system glitches that delayed trading and caused confusion on orders on friday. >> yahoo! gets a $7 billion life line selling up to half its stake to alibaba. >>> a mass downgrade of u.s. banks ahead of jamie dimon speaking at a conference in half an hour's time. they cite a 90% chance of a greek exit. >> facebook shares falling below the 38 ipo price in premarket after less than stellar debut on friday. nasdaq ceo says the exchange is embarrassed by its bundling of the debut as a public company on friday adding this was not our finest hour. he told reporters there's no indication a nasdaq delay contributed to the lackluster display of the stock. the nasdaq stock board met on saturday. the question this morning is how much ammo do the underwriters have to keep it
in europe, a relative lack of news because so much is being centered on the united states. mixed picture with ftse up 29. >> our road map starts with facebook fallout. despite the bid higher in premarket, shares breaking premarket trading below 30 bucks a share. nasdaq ceo saying the exchange is embarrassed over the system glitches that delayed trading and caused confusion on orders on friday. >> yahoo! gets a $7 billion life line selling up to half its stake to alibaba....
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that's around three times the total population of the united states. facebook's user base has quadrupled four times over the last three years. facebook has 100 billion friendships. users leave 2 billion likes and comments each day. 2.7 billion actual. facebook is also the world's largest photo shark site. they upload 250 million photos every day. all that data offers facebook to offer highly targeted advertising. in 2009 facebook made 98% of its money from ad sales. that dropped to 85% last year. $3.7 billion. sounds like a lot but facebook makes less than $5 per user each year. google makes more than four times that amount. facebook needs to convince investor it can turn users into money. dave moran was an early member of the facebook team, a co-inventor of the facebook platform and facebook connect. dave, welcome. facebook needs to continue adding new user or get more money out of each user. we know the company plans to tap into the mobile ad market. how does post ipo facebook grow well, not alienate users. they have to poke into them. not to use a f
that's around three times the total population of the united states. facebook's user base has quadrupled four times over the last three years. facebook has 100 billion friendships. users leave 2 billion likes and comments each day. 2.7 billion actual. facebook is also the world's largest photo shark site. they upload 250 million photos every day. all that data offers facebook to offer highly targeted advertising. in 2009 facebook made 98% of its money from ad sales. that dropped to 85% last...
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we've passed 30 jobs bills out of the house that are sitting in the united states senate. the house is going to act to extend the current tax rates, whether we make them permanent, we extend them for a year, that debate is still up in the air. >> now, joining me one of those 18 ceos who signed off on the letter, his company pays the fourth highest dividend yield with a yield of 8.84%. that's a nice dividend, jeff. >> it's a nice shield. it's $500 million a year. >> no kidding. if the dividend goes up to 40%, are you going to cut it? >> no, our investors are very interested in our dividend. they care a great deal about it. it's very important to them and what we're really trying to do is to appeal to the administration to rethink their policy here. >> tell me about that. with the market, be overall economy, i think this has real i am pli kags. we tant to get the company's take on this. >> we are finally seeing modest improvement in the economy, albeit small. i think something this disruptive has the opportunity to affect not only job creation but investment and that's the l
we've passed 30 jobs bills out of the house that are sitting in the united states senate. the house is going to act to extend the current tax rates, whether we make them permanent, we extend them for a year, that debate is still up in the air. >> now, joining me one of those 18 ceos who signed off on the letter, his company pays the fourth highest dividend yield with a yield of 8.84%. that's a nice dividend, jeff. >> it's a nice shield. it's $500 million a year. >> no kidding....
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it's having a very big impact on the united states. we've got record low interest rates, yet employers are scared. they are afraid to move forward. i used to be a small employer. if i saw conditions like this, i would be hoarding cash and sitting on my hands and that's exactly what business people here in the united states are doing. we need to reduce the uncertainty. how do you do that? deal with the tax code, deal with the debt, and stop the regulatory onslaut coming out of the administration. >> can you explain to the american people what the gop would do, what's number one on the agenda if, in fact, you get the white house in the end of the year? >> i think dealing with the debt, dealing with our tax code are the two really big issues. the president and i, when we had disagreements last summer, would say, well, john, that's what elections are for. and i would look at the president and i would say, yes, mr. president, that's what elections are for. we've got big decisions that are going to be made in november and the american people
it's having a very big impact on the united states. we've got record low interest rates, yet employers are scared. they are afraid to move forward. i used to be a small employer. if i saw conditions like this, i would be hoarding cash and sitting on my hands and that's exactly what business people here in the united states are doing. we need to reduce the uncertainty. how do you do that? deal with the tax code, deal with the debt, and stop the regulatory onslaut coming out of the...
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greece europe melting down, united states about to do an historic ipo. what could be more different. >> facebook would never happen in france the prospects of the proper different leading powers could not be more different. my favorite editorial of the day, the future is more than facebo facebook. social media is passe. focused on transportation, energy and manufacturing. so we'll see. >> still a great nation. >> facebook going to help california. my daughter actually put a little in her blog about that. not going to save california, but it's going to offset some of the damage the moon beam governor is causing out there. but when you see all these guys selling all those, these are people that got in and wait a minute, did you say $119 billion? and they're saying, yeah, okay, i'm good. here. here. here. some day it may -- but they're more than willing to say okay i think i'm good. >> so facebook is yesterday's news? >> if you were one of these early guys i'll tell you what, you play the russian guy. which will be so natural for you. you play that russian
greece europe melting down, united states about to do an historic ipo. what could be more different. >> facebook would never happen in france the prospects of the proper different leading powers could not be more different. my favorite editorial of the day, the future is more than facebo facebook. social media is passe. focused on transportation, energy and manufacturing. so we'll see. >> still a great nation. >> facebook going to help california. my daughter actually put a...
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states really have here considering that the united states has already opted out of help to go bailout europe, it's basically saying we're not going to interveneg think it's a matter of leverage. the president and secretary geithner have had very constructive conversations with the leaders of europe on the issue. europe is taking the lead. we think europe has the political will and the resources to address this issue. so it's not a matter of leverage. it's a matter of our engaging with them at very high levels. the president and secretary geithner, chairman bernanke and others, on the measures that they're taking, as i say not only to deal with questions of fiscal consolidation, but also to get things moving in terms of job creation and growth creation. so it's not leverage. it's more engagement and ongoing discussions directly with european institutions and in conversations in the imf. >> do you really have confidence that europe has the political will and that that political will is one in the same considering that it feels like in recent weeks that the european countries are kind of
states really have here considering that the united states has already opted out of help to go bailout europe, it's basically saying we're not going to interveneg think it's a matter of leverage. the president and secretary geithner have had very constructive conversations with the leaders of europe on the issue. europe is taking the lead. we think europe has the political will and the resources to address this issue. so it's not a matter of leverage. it's a matter of our engaging with them at...